Hubble detects possible spaceship

[arc@css]

Cartoon pic made me chuckle.

 

[Cosimo]

wheres that picture from? im sure ive seen it before?

Remember this:

http://www.sfxb.co.uk/mecha/xbomber.html

 

[PhillyDee]

whats with that square at the middle of the light?
so its a digital picture?

Of course its a digital picture .
You dont think that Hubble takes it on film and the astronauts go and take it out once a week do you?

 

[Waza]

LOL

 

[Mat]

http://www.fab1.net/s-fleet/x-bomber.jpg

Awesome... I used to make it out of lego when I was a boy...

 

[Cosimo]

Of course its a digital picture .
You dont think that Hubble takes it on film and the astronauts go and take it out once a week do you?

Wife: Are you going out today?
GD Man: I’m off out to take some pictures.
Wife: Why are you wearing that strange outfit?
GD Man: It’s a spacesuit.
Wife: Oh, taking the car?
GD Man: No, the Space Shuttle.
Wife: Will you be back for tea?

 

['Wes]

Clearly states that's where the treasure is located.

 

[stulid]

Terrahawks! Imo

 

[The Dread Pirate]

Reapers blatently Reapers!

 

[MrViper]

wow is it real ?

 

[Django x2]

If hubble has spotted it, hasn't, in theory, the event already ocurred hundres of years ago?

 

[Cosimo]

If hubble has spotted it, hasn't, in theory, the event already ocurred hundres of years ago?

Yup:

http://hubblesite.org/hubble_discoveries/dark_energy/de-out_in_space_back_in_time.php

 

['Wes]

Reapers blatently Reapers!

We better get in contact with Mark Meers and the dutch model.

 

[dave1983]

Yup:

http://hubblesite.org/hubble_discoveries/dark_energy/de-out_in_space_back_in_time.php

but if you put it into calculation if the sun is 93 millions miles away, which takes eight minutes for the light to get here, if the asteroid/comet is 150 million miles away, it would be about an extra couple of minutes not years

 

[arknor]

but if you put it into calculation if the sun is 93 millions miles away, which takes eight minutes for the light to get here, if the asteroid/comet is 150 million miles away, it would be about an extra couple of minutes not years

do we need a facepalm smilie?

 

[Django x2]

Yup:

http://hubblesite.org/hubble_discoveries/dark_energy/de-out_in_space_back_in_time.php

Sweet!

 

[dave1983]

do we need a facepalm smilie?

no

 

[xGaffner]

Well i for one welcome our new alien overlords.

 

[Kainz]

Awesome... I used to make it out of lego when I was a boy...

Thank god I wasn't the only one!

Reapers blatently Reapers!

 

[Von Smallhausen]

The Virgo Cluster of galaxies is the largest nearby collection of galaxies, at about 60 million light-years from the Milky Way. The light we see today from galaxies in the Virgo Cluster started on its path toward us at the same time as the age of the dinosaurs was ending on Earth. If you were in a Virgo Cluster galaxy today, and you had a telescope powerful enough to study Earth, you would be able to see the prehistoric reptiles.

Mind boggling.